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"
You
must
create
a
female
for
me
with
whom
I
can
live
in
the
interchange
of
those
sympathies
necessary
for
my
being
.
This
you
alone
can
do
,
and
I
demand
it
of
you
as
a
right
which
you
must
not
refuse
to
concede
.
"
The
latter
part
of
his
tale
had
kindled
anew
in
me
the
anger
that
had
died
away
while
he
narrated
his
peaceful
life
among
the
cottagers
,
and
as
he
said
this
I
could
no
longer
suppress
the
rage
that
burned
within
me
.
"
I
do
refuse
it
,
"
I
replied
;
"
and
no
torture
shall
ever
extort
a
consent
from
me
.
You
may
render
me
the
most
miserable
of
men
,
but
you
shall
never
make
me
base
in
my
own
eyes
.
Shall
I
create
another
like
yourself
,
whose
joint
wickedness
might
desolate
the
world
.
Begone
!
I
have
answered
you
;
you
may
torture
me
,
but
I
will
never
consent
.
"
"
You
are
in
the
wrong
,
"
replied
the
fiend
;
"
and
instead
of
threatening
,
I
am
content
to
reason
with
you
.
I
am
malicious
because
I
am
miserable
.
Am
I
not
shunned
and
hated
by
all
mankind
?
You
,
my
creator
,
would
tear
me
to
pieces
and
triumph
;
remember
that
,
and
tell
me
why
I
should
pity
man
more
than
he
pities
me
?
You
would
not
call
it
murder
if
you
could
precipitate
me
into
one
of
those
ice-rifts
and
destroy
my
frame
,
the
work
of
your
own
hands
.
Shall
I
respect
man
when
he
condemns
me
?
Let
him
live
with
me
in
the
interchange
of
kindness
,
and
instead
of
injury
I
would
bestow
every
benefit
upon
him
with
tears
of
gratitude
at
his
acceptance
.
But
that
can
not
be
;
the
human
senses
are
insurmountable
barriers
to
our
union
.
Yet
mine
shall
not
be
the
submission
of
abject
slavery
.
I
will
revenge
my
injuries
;
if
I
can
not
inspire
love
,
I
will
cause
fear
,
and
chiefly
towards
you
my
archenemy
,
because
my
creator
,
do
I
swear
inextinguishable
hatred
.
Have
a
care
;
I
will
work
at
your
destruction
,
nor
finish
until
I
desolate
your
heart
,
so
that
you
shall
curse
the
hour
of
your
birth
.
"
A
fiendish
rage
animated
him
as
he
said
this
;
his
face
was
wrinkled
into
contortions
too
horrible
for
human
eyes
to
behold
;
but
presently
he
calmed
himself
and
proceeded
--
"
I
intended
to
reason
.
This
passion
is
detrimental
to
me
,
for
you
do
not
reflect
that
YOU
are
the
cause
of
its
excess
.
If
any
being
felt
emotions
of
benevolence
towards
me
,
I
should
return
them
a
hundred
and
a
hundredfold
;
for
that
one
creature
's
sake
I
would
make
peace
with
the
whole
kind
!
But
I
now
indulge
in
dreams
of
bliss
that
can
not
be
realized
.
What
I
ask
of
you
is
reasonable
and
moderate
;
I
demand
a
creature
of
another
sex
,
but
as
hideous
as
myself
;
the
gratification
is
small
,
but
it
is
all
that
I
can
receive
,
and
it
shall
content
me
.
It
is
true
,
we
shall
be
monsters
,
cut
off
from
all
the
world
;
but
on
that
account
we
shall
be
more
attached
to
one
another
.
Our
lives
will
not
be
happy
,
but
they
will
be
harmless
and
free
from
the
misery
I
now
feel
.
Oh
!
My
creator
,
make
me
happy
;
let
me
feel
gratitude
towards
you
for
one
benefit
!
Let
me
see
that
I
excite
the
sympathy
of
some
existing
thing
;
do
not
deny
me
my
request
!
"
I
was
moved
.
I
shuddered
when
I
thought
of
the
possible
consequences
of
my
consent
,
but
I
felt
that
there
was
some
justice
in
his
argument
.
His
tale
and
the
feelings
he
now
expressed
proved
him
to
be
a
creature
of
fine
sensations
,
and
did
I
not
as
his
maker
owe
him
all
the
portion
of
happiness
that
it
was
in
my
power
to
bestow
?
He
saw
my
change
of
feeling
and
continued
,
"
If
you
consent
,
neither
you
nor
any
other
human
being
shall
ever
see
us
again
;
I
will
go
to
the
vast
wilds
of
South
America
.
My
food
is
not
that
of
man
;
I
do
not
destroy
the
lamb
and
the
kid
to
glut
my
appetite
;
acorns
and
berries
afford
me
sufficient
nourishment
.
My
companion
will
be
of
the
same
nature
as
myself
and
will
be
content
with
the
same
fare
.
We
shall
make
our
bed
of
dried
leaves
;
the
sun
will
shine
on
us
as
on
man
and
will
ripen
our
food
.
The
picture
I
present
to
you
is
peaceful
and
human
,
and
you
must
feel
that
you
could
deny
it
only
in
the
wantonness
of
power
and
cruelty
.
Pitiless
as
you
have
been
towards
me
,
I
now
see
compassion
in
your
eyes
;
let
me
seize
the
favourable
moment
and
persuade
you
to
promise
what
I
so
ardently
desire
.
"
"
You
propose
,
"
replied
I
,
"
to
fly
from
the
habitations
of
man
,
to
dwell
in
those
wilds
where
the
beasts
of
the
field
will
be
your
only
companions
.
How
can
you
,
who
long
for
the
love
and
sympathy
of
man
,
persevere
in
this
exile
?
You
will
return
and
again
seek
their
kindness
,
and
you
will
meet
with
their
detestation
;
your
evil
passions
will
be
renewed
,
and
you
will
then
have
a
companion
to
aid
you
in
the
task
of
destruction
.
This
may
not
be
;
cease
to
argue
the
point
,
for
I
can
not
consent
.
"
